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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-22

The lawyers end others from this end
Of the State and from, the river counties,
who TOOK advantage of the low
rates offered by the Ohio River
road on the occasion Of the late Meeting
OF the State Bar Association, to 20 over
that new route to the Permanent Seat, on
their way home held a meeting in the
special Car with which they were pro-
vided. Surveyor OF Castomo Eserter
was called. on to preside and Ex-Governor
Farnsworh, OF Upshur county, was made
secretary. A committee presented resolu-
tons that were unanimously adopted.
They convey to Col. George w.
Thompson, president OF tho :, road,
the sincere thanks OF the party for
the kindness Of himsel and the officials
OF tho road. In the expressive language
Of the resolutions it; was resolved THAT
Col. Thompson ia gentleman and that
his officers are diamonds Of the frat
water; that the R;yer rosd:is first class
road, 10 credit to West Virginia and that
we are unanimously OF the opinion that
it will be success both financially and as
q thoroushfsre; that we heartily recon-
mend said road to the travelling public
and hops that it may obtain a large pat
ronage." y SFS{ o. z 4, 5337f9I ss.3t
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m FIRE IN TIE COUNTRY. "
Tho Home OF tho Ebbsrts on tho bethany
.t Pike llurncd1 ~

Pike lfurned.j ~
Late Thursday afternoon The farm houee
on the Kelly estate, located about three
miles from the National road, on the
Bethany pike, occupied by Mrs. Conrad
Ebbert, widow, and her sons, was with
all It's contents, consumed by FIRE. It was
large two-story frame and burned fast
and iuriously. Mrs. Ebbort, who Ia quite
an old lady, waa the only ono In tho house
when the fire started. II wss caused by q
detective fiue In the second story, the
sparks setting fro to the woodwork, and
the blaze had good headwsy be-
fore 1t was discovered. Mrs. Eb.
bort ran across the road TO the
house oil. q blacksmith named Warnecker
and gave tho alarm, but all that could be
done was 10 save few small articles from
the lower, Ht.iry. In addition 10 tho loss
OF tho furniture, which was valued at up
wards Of $1,000, $500 In bills, the proceeds
Of the Inst months receipts from the
dairy business, which were concealed In a
bureau drawer In one OF the upper rooms,
was destroyed There was no insurance
on the property. The house, which Is
valued at 5000. is tho property OF the
Kelly estate. Ths widow and her sons
have been carrying on an extensivs dairy
business. AZ .,g,.,'. ''1 70,
During the progress 0. the Gre the roof
OF Warnecker'a house caught fire from
the sparks but the blazs was extingutshed
by the Ebbert boys. who arrived about
that time. John, tho eldest, fell from the
root aud was badly bruised, but NJ bones
were broken. g So - S'lh rs
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A SPECIAL Southern California tExcur.
sion will leave Kansas City January 81,
via the popular Santa Fe Route" and
will include freq aide rides 10 Las Vegas,
Hot SPRING. and Santa Fe, New Mexico;
Riverside, San Diego. Los Angeles, Pasa..
dena, Mesye Aadre Villa and all the prom
!nent points Of interest in the famous San
Gabriel Valley, reached yls tho San Ga.
briel Valley railroad. This is The ilrst Or
portunity offered to tourists and health
seelers 10 visit all the points OF interest il
Southern California without extrs e..
pense. ,H&ud trip tickets, good Tor Sir
months, from buffalo, covering the en-.
tire trip, is 500 so, or 500 from Kansas
City. Cell on your nearest ticket auent
Passenger Agent, No. Exchsnge street,
Buffalo, N. \, Tor Pnllnsn acaommods.
tons and detailed information regarding
Wv HI,4s Z Ig.t .f,l ~,
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scnstiDr.sALMoN suoorrSa,.7
Tho Case Continued by Justice Arkls--
~ ASA Salmon's Condition, - phI}

r. salmon'A Condition. sRl.l
The preliminary, hearing OF The case OF
John Schmidt, one ol, the proprleiors Of
the Orleans saloon, on Market street, lust
below Fourteenth, charged with ieloni.
ously shooting at'and wounding Sam Sal.
mon Of steubenville, was 10 have taken
place before ,Jus.ice George Ankle yester.
day afternoon, but waa postponed until
February 10, as Salmon WA not able 10 be-
present, and Col, w. W. Arnett. the
senior counsel for tho defense, was also
unable to be present, having been called
10 Charleston by some important busiuess
matters. Captain Dovener, his aseociate.
Appeared and asked the postponenent,
and the State concurred In the request. h
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan presented
a certificate from Dr.. Il. pearce, III, the
surgeon In charge Of Salmon In which BIO
stated that the wounded man had been at
bis lather'a residence Ia S!subenyille uu.
hts professional care suffering from gun
shot wound In the neck since Tuesday the
10th Inst. "Dnring all this time he has
been confined To tho house aud most oil
the time TO his bed. The ball has not
beer. removed. and up 10 the preseut time
Ito exact location Ia not known. His case
Is progressing 'iavorably but his present
condition Is such that he could not attend
3 trial In Wheeling without danger oil
serious consequences. I. 1t Is understood
that Salmon will prosecute the case 10 the
end. The facts Of tho shooting will doubt,
!ess b, recalled by readers. schmldt'a
bond was continued. q. M N2SSiT.I
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The well.known Optician, DR.. NJ. 'Eeusr,
formerly Of w ashington, D. c., has 10.
Gated in this city, having opened an office
at No. SO Twelfth street. He has'served q
large number Of citizAns with the moat
satisfactory rcsults, and hs1 received from
bis patrons number Of testimonials, one
Of which will BE- found bslow:.@ - SO.
h, -. ~ WHEELING, December q, 1885,;
DR.. NJ. Nsuer, Practical Optician, late OF
Washington, D.. O., who contemplates To-
eating permanently in this city, after q
critical examination Of my eyes, has made
for me q pair Of spectacles that suits me
better than any have ever used.' 3:
1saflords me great pleasure to add, that
the akill he exhibits, his agreeable man
ner OF imparting information, and evident
desire to give entire. satisfaction, Justly
merit my hearty recommendation. 5n 1
~ ~ fa iis4a y Alb. CALDWELL,
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JOYOUS JUVENILES.
---- -, 7T-T- ! 2 -77-I- IN ~ 7 II
TnEAnIoS's CHILDREN CARNIVAL
a Merry Gathering Of Little onss- Pretty
Dances and Tnblcaax- Older Dues JOIN Z
Ia the Festivities and EnJoy Them
Ms Much ms tho Bays and Girls. rs

nj. H..
NV nahua' masquerade carnival OF
the children Of the members Of
tho Arion Society, the leading Ger
man soc;al and musical orcan;ya,;o,
80, - -, =.
Oh Inc city, took place laat night at the
comuodlous club house OF tho Society,
conner Main and Twent;othl u,r.oio 7,
- .r.r. '' 49,
"@ " cii"f'hins a.ia'f "ha ono that VIII
alwsys be remembered with pleasure by
both the little ones who took part and the
parents and friends who were interes.od
nn1 do,,nh,od ,,no,.,o,. ~, ~, ,","",-
"0 uosnsoA 'p.e'"'o'e' W." "no 'A'ef ID
the evening hok part IN the merry-mak.
ing. ltl#. (t W Y @Iy
Tho soc;etv's ob;ect In bav;n, ,ho.a
,.oaia, aaaas,,.a -. 49, ah,,,. 800
eps sn . veo'pus 'os tae c's'a1en u 70 H.
' ,uhis tnes ~ ' ,ha b,osles from
WIZ" VIM .nSy taAe a.. uo elhraetsih W'ey ha.
fo u tho sua ,,nn ,tst ' ~ eay ins'. rove
49, s.S Ia.tns .,,a,, iuAy tse Mmaysi
pioVu.oiy pva.es WY ~ Mlslun 70 MAKE
.ile Soaie.y aoiesTt pe ;, one couIu
Nv. w. ue.is y, nsos n'Ru. . c vi; was
I Suo a ~ so.Itnuoie ~ clcck tnat
n'ul a'unu , ,ho iIrse paIl to9m ana lne
S y t,o t fInnr =. ~ eHeeps auch
IT,. c ~ ts Io ",a ~ naen setvga LOT
hs $1,000 ~ tAaitt ano se'l-
lrai, n n, anJ shont n;htn I i;1, up
on5 u'" anu .o.; uuu' s,sa.y .'e l!sses
na a,nn ns.e aSeru concaiahi. INV afsayea
sioi mm h 49, 10 s na.lnr" .suty uless;
h h,er ~ t nT o F Tsasa mstp aney nHu
1 HIsm '" mMn"1o c.asn TJieLcmta 'Ntle
us.,s o .s..n oN ;,;! o.u Mlles anu
SH Har"",a,a 1som, n .eS "t w, numerous
mada nhorm;ua nictMra .. 'a sh .ney
nha,S ~ " 800, ~ pI thau 10y e.'c,e
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Annss anu .aDr n.;, io.1o"en IN pleas
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i nr Wig y ..ip W o' IN.ty iaaa ny Alilo
ma. ns o. aa o,d tsh;.an D. wv casnce lor
1Ihinass march Nav , n,,s sus dsn was "
twsiva a,neas snata ua poie a d",,Ge y
hal iiIi;nntian nnsdriIia ' th "oUt ;. .ne
Tr",aa, H, ,masoh ava I i,aa.a ase tsle
a1t;sind "a VA. ~ Gooapj g se v,,
n wh;ob Mot a;st;n ,n;,hsi So Xxx. n"eu
ran ~n ~ T., "a pa;, ta..@ ~ Was
nIdar = trsa ~ ,r,nt ~ IL. hos.,, ss"'aa
Va Sy ME- ~ M M. VI ~ s.o91e ieoe.V,
Lea wv ,shSSs ,r;,h xad s.n iess3 anu
iii ID o ".a.;' " ,nrs;e n'o e'afe o'a Z,
rha Nav poIs ' Ssn". a., a.. r,., !,
All; vsr roalIont u fa,, anu ' M hycoo
stonu IL tho ist,ss heiea u,n,,. sas la.a,
dono Ths ,;,tls r,,Ie rho , tonh "si
p",s. '' I VIZ i'JT pats ~ .uls
Epon; n-eo Ers s', s,ia, oe' .isn1y, lucy
Fiora k w Ps,nia 'n, a ~, nis;,ns,
tioi;.nnnr Moli;n s,hwo nnauoiser, LEY
~ Tsur. s,ta1s "a I aa "e;e1sel, iaa Ed
oG NJ M..la III, a%u .4s.e noneAoefsst.
wavna ill.,, su,s s0tsIv .oo"S she
na!a.,o ror.an osd a. r meo = sA.o osi!si'
inI Haons sb r n 4'y, ny JGah W;s ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the City and Wheeling Folk
90" t4aa# ~ ssIE Ahrood. tttht frrLs ~

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
W. Sisf Abrond! t'HRg '-r-' -
Mr.. Henry Speyer is in the East put-
chaRirg his eprlng stock. /. gi,i-, f,r,,
Mr. Edward Weir, OF Cincinnati, Is Va
ling friends in this city. h;5,t'z .'9-i sa'
Hon. John L. Ruhl, OF Ciarksburg, was
at tho Mcclure last night.
Capt. Sam Suman, inspector OF the B. &
o.'s passenger service, was in the city yes
terday. Sui
Mr.. Edward Rose moved into his newly
erected dwelling on South Penn street,
yesterday. s.Fsf ~.
Mr.. l., G. Morris, Of Pittsburgh, travel
ing representative Of the I. 3. Il W. road,
is at the Mcclure. -
Mr.. Andy McKee,, formerly Of this city,
bu. now Of Philadelpbis, is Waiting his
parents, on Eign,eenth street, East End
Mrs. Will Dudley entertained number
OF her friends very PLEASANTLY last cyen-
ing at her home on South Cha pine street.
Mr.. Cumming II. Smith, Of parkers.
burg, the wsll-knowa editor OF. tile popu-
lar Smith's. lnder, was in the city yesterday.
A number Of DR.. L; G. Myers friends
were nicely eate,tained by that clever
gentleman at iiis rooms Oh Virginia street,
leland, last night. ~ &e&R Il
Col. Thomas O'Brien, who has been in
Charleston for tbs past lew days exam;n-
ing tho brick psvements Of that city, 1e-
turned home last evening looking well
and hearty. }, +, .'mr4I III IN c,fgst
Nj. Harry Coen, Of Omsha, formerly Of
this city, arrived hero yesterday morning,
having been summoned to- attend the
funeral Of his father, Mr. Alex Coen,
whose death was noted in yesterdays
issue. lux"
Capt. R. T. Devries, General Superin-
tendent OF the B. 4 ,O.'s Trans Ohio diyis.
ions is expected to arrive here in his pri-
vate car to-day, 10 spend Sunday with bi5
family and to look after some railroad
matters. ID. I'm. saF
Mr.. Jefe.son Williamn, Of Benwood,
ard Miss Christina Rover, OF this
city, were united in marriage on Thursday
evening at the homo OF the bride on Jacob
street, Rev. i w. Barr Officiating. Only
the near relatives Of tho contracting par
ties were present. Everything passed off
PLEASANTLY. Il u y!,lf.
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Coal mt tho Gus Works

Mr.. Henry Florsheim, Of Finleyville,
Washington county, PA., the we'll known
miner, shipper and wholesale dealer in
COS aud steam cool, was Ia the city yester-
day shaking hands with his friends and
customers. MIR. Florsheim furnishes the
gas used at several Of the mills hereaboute,
st tho Pottery and at the city gas works.
His MINIS are known ss tho Union Valley.
He has had lis cosl analysed by Chemist
Dwight Of this city, and It is Of a very su.
perior quality especially for making gas,
He ia sure that tho fault does no. lio With
the coal, il tho gas furnished ct present Is
poor ~ has been alleged. He has orders
ut present for more coal than he eau get
cars to ship It in. 2.g'1 "1.. -4'.
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CUIUEE. M - = = ~ I--I-T
For Western Pennsylvania; foutheast.
erly winds, rain Or unow, becoming slight
ly warmer, ...-f geisg1
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.s.sa=s sI--9Is
Tho Siberian Mines.

The lecture to be delivered at Turner
hall tomorrow evening By Professor Bach.
rach will be one full Of interest; SIBERIA
ia to be his subject. Having lived there
for many years as u political exile no will
be able to speak from personal experience
about tho horror and inieerss 81 al exile's
lilo and toll in Siberian. mines. judging
from the ilattering receptions it has rs
ceived, and tho favorable .noticeg OF the
press at tho various cities at which, during
his two years tour through the United
States, llo has lee.ussd on the same topic,
it promises to Es highly entertsiaing, md
tho Germans here are sSpccsea to miner
gnsly attend. 4SS. .i'.1f
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE

Il 70. %
"fhs Woman IIater'' Makes q big Laugh.
NOnr old Friend "Coi. Sellers, }" To. light.
john T. Raymond Is always good card,
and go bo proved a. Tho Opera House last
night in "The Woman Hater." The play
is full o! Imaginable situations and is we'll
played by a good company Mr.. Ray.
mond as Samuel Bundy got out Of bis part
all there ia In i, and Kept the ine, fash.
ionabls houRe In an uproar. Time touches
Mr.. Raymond lightly, II We may Judge
from bis nndiuinlshod stage vitality. Ha
Is as droll as ever he waa. The same bill
Is on for this afternoon, and tonight "Col.
Mulberry Sellers will appear, doubtless
before a packed houae, bringing with him
an ample supply Of his oriental optical eye.
b t.4rI.
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Ill V 6lk N T. WSs ,..I| :. :
Stage Of the Wator md Movements Of III.
aEIEttT sa,-, Boats. II pa I
II the ice clears out sufficiently, the Oil
max will make theatre trip between
Martins Ferry and here thin evening. /
The rise in the river yesterday tloated
OF the Bsllaire packet Princess and the
9. I. 4 w.. whart-boat, laid up at this
point. They wero crowded out by the Ice
but were not damaged. = Nh /
The tow.boats Crown. Hill and Ella
Layman have pooled their, iastes and en-.
tered into tow boat company to DO known
as the Humphreys q Carr Tow-Boat Com.
pany. They will operate on the Kanawha
river. H iii : .Ilf Z. 5. 81.
The reports from above last night were
as follows: Pittsburgh, feet inches
and rising; cloudy and mild. Morgan
town, closed !; cloudy. Brownsville, feet
s inches and stationary; cloudy Lock
No. !, 10 feet stationary and cloudy.
Rices' Landing, feet $ inches, stationary
and cloudy. =
Y The river rose rapidly here yesterday
morning owiugto an Ice gorge that had
formed at some point below, but it giving
way'the river commenced falling. The Ice
WAS SO thick that boats could not navigate,
At dusk last night tho markG INDICATED 9
depth in the channel OF 0 feet, and the
river was still falling and the ice was rap
idly thinning out.TE saI7 ilst
The Ice broke at nellSire shout o o'clock
Thursday night. The ferryboat was lying
below tho bridge, and was shoved up
among the shore Toe and left high aud dry.
Tho water rose rapidly Bix or seven feet,
and then the gorge just below town gave
way snd the water fell just as rapidly a
hatooat partly allied with ties waa carried
away from the Upper Wharf, but lodged
at tho Belmont coal works and was &c.
cured. the whalibosts were both saved
from damage. aii i 5tts4si5l u 3lAS. = NH.
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,RI;p Martins Ferry, VA

7 U'"' MlIcuel u III ClcVclNhd on btslncsIfN I
4 Rev. e. ID. ltolx IL visiting his parents In Guern
soy county. preparatory " elyl,ig on al extended
.fip 70 tho Holy Land ID the ueGr future, Usual
service At them. l., church tomorrow. y
.,,iAmcetlug was held III Cochran 4 shreve's once
Tuesday evening In tho Interest Of tho .'.nprlon
BALI railroad. The committee was empowered Ia
get sonne one to cayGst tho city TO 500 how much
could DO raised BY subscription to the road.
The pudding department ut the .Etua mill was
od yesterday on account OF broken q, zers.'
The Laushlln has been or lure Thursd,y because
ths hcaters, who have laeiy Joined the a. A. Of
s. W., for the Amalgaination pri % fsr heating
Joel Wood. Esq, IN In New York City, called
there TO attend an impo. tAnt meeting Of The Dlrec
IS OF ihc proposed bridge across tls r.vot here
pelon OF the road and brid 20 and II such iSthe
case. the prospects OF Marlils Ferry arg the most
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NSCHAPLINE STREET N. E.
Wy CHURCH-Rev.J J. G. Hull, pastor. Pteach.
ina at 1850 A. N, and at 7P.M. Sunday school at
9P.A. Young peoples meeting at close ii evening
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Val. Valuable 1 al e Fam For Sale.

. r. i -.
oeer for sale the Farm owned by ,he hp
psniel lecI Situated In Hichland TOWNSHIP. iii.
mont county. Ohio, OH the National road, onesuJs
NIL nles west OF st Clairavilc The farm con,alas
wascIed; In Rooi state OF cultivation. The,e L
iou acres cleared land, the balance timber: abCu
~ he}es ~ grass On the farm arc comfortable
evening house. good stable and wagon Med. and
other ntcessary outbuiIdipgs: an apple Orchard Of
a1out iout acres-lrecs OF good size and yarle,y,
h inn re- Is also vineyard o! a grape vines cou
Is number OF other fruit trees. Reaches NUNS,
Shetiies, &C. The iarm Is In an excellent uegh.
toothood. convenient TO schools; and, loca a. It
H. n gu taa National road. will make very de,IrA.
Di9 aud pleasant home for family, Terms Of ale
VIII &C made rcas ,nable. For further palt!cua.
" Information concerning tho property, cali on or
address tho undersigned. st. Clsinville, Ohio.
HIM 4 4 OLIVIA PECK,
orto CA. sCIAEEERi & CO.. ,tS>''
!aO Real EatRtc Agent Wheeling W Va.
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HSSECON DIP RESI- YTERIAN
w w lCHURCH.Rev. VIM. Il. Cooke, DE- pastor.
services At 1880 4. Y. aud 7:3u r, ". sabbath
School at 9 4, ~ ~ = 49, = y = -"
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Iotfier,s strnvrhcrrvTw

The latest and most original advertising
idea we have heard OF was that resorted ia
BY Mr.. Lawrence Lottier, OF Richmond,
Va, who liberated last week fifty pigeons
each having attached to it's neck card
bearing the following: !,if',e t.its.' III
always chew Lottier's Strawberry
Take the advice Of the birds and get one
81 the elegant gifts offered for the tags in
the advertisement which, appears in our
columns. }anI s.aG3Gi5 ~ ia.g.g. 5ss,i /
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DENTISTRY.


short.Hnnd acknowledging Business College
Night School AT the heeling Business College.
Last Eot!ce--G. &cIdel Il Co. a..l rzs 80
For Reut-Rc4i dences-G. o. Smith, Agent
Decorated TesGuu Dinner WaiC--Ewlug Br1s.
Wanttd ut Once Assistant fook.keepev.
Dccination-T. T Hutchtsspn. -
Wagon and Carriage ehop For.Sale or Rent.
Jus. hcccived-Levi Bios. T.
Wheeling business coege-Three Separate De.
partmcats. :, .1E T .t Ha
List OF Letters B" tFI. - = II
The Rapidly o.: prosr,s SIS Toward lIea!:h-ThiId
page. s.tI 80 ,.si-.." e.
City Statement Second. page, 90
Rel: ious Notices-FonFfa tsse.
For rent and For snle-RCAl Estate-James A.
lleuty-Fouelh page s.s .I.g-I,
Grand Opera Observation-Disclosures
page. s.E
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nSFOURTH STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Wy Preaching Sunday ut 1850 A. N. and jim.
By the pastor, Rey. r. F: Randolph, D D. Sunday
s s.an as2s.x. Young Peoples meeting, Monday,
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Win find this a splendid opportunity 10
buy fire Calf Shoes, We have now the
largest and Gncet stock Of tine Calf Cor.
doran, Dongols, Kangaroo and English
Porpoise skoes in the city. S;
fi--5 L. V. BLosp,
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Ackar,s

Blood Elixir il the only Blood Remody
guaranteed. It is positive cure for vi.
esrs, Esup!ioAs or syphilitie Poisoning,
u purities the whole eyetom. and ban.
ishes all Rheumatic aud ,Neurale.c pains.
We guarantee it. Logan & Co. and @,
AenNkemellef.t ID w IN j x. !. 81 5 !
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I FOR. ,SALE.


$40 Acres A / wheat prairie land In Tavcn,
county, MINI. =, .7f - !. ~ ~, - !,
Lot No 2, y. Fl. Zaae's Addition, fronting G, feel
Oh South Font street and running an equal width
10 low water mark Price 81, 000. it'i H.. 1901
No 23i9 Main street. 6 ro0tns rs Cd
No. 1902 jacob street. rooms
No. 1869 Woods street, ro0med frame house
can DO bought for 81 49, }5sl zla7 ! y7I57-. u = i
y No. 10 Sixteenth street.
No. 22A7 Eo6 street.
No. 60 North Front street. -'.fis '
h No. IS Maryland street .sI.l < t.iJ" Z (, .,.9 7
No s. aid No, 57h Eighteenth street u IL
No: 29l9 Chapllne street. y'r -. +
desirable resdence at Beaco Bottom. on the
line Of the P, W. d KY, 4. R., Il miles from
Wheeling. Consisting Of q new frame house and
twelve acres Of land; VIII exchange for de.lrable
iDedrable Market street property. lot No. IS and
part Of No H. known rs 17i2 and 17ff Mark et street
BnAiness house and dwelling, No. l734 Market
street ground 90 feet 'front.' running back LIZ feet
No. 6 Virginia St IE,lg 'f.grTF0ltlI m i
Desirable Manufacturing Bite, lots, In Fourth
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real ERte Agent. Collector and Notary Public,
1aZ2 -LlI 80 ONCE No 1912 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-22

There was \ large and enthusiastic au.
dience at the Grand last evening to vel.
come Hi Henry and his ministries who
made their frat appearance here after an
absence Of seyen years. There were a
number OF ladies in the audience, and the
programme, while full OF lun, contained
nothing but what pleased them as we'll as
the balarcs Of the big audience. The sps.
cialt7 business on the bill Is especially
good, and the first part Is pleasing. 4
matinee will be given this afternoon, and
the engagement will closo this evening. !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-22
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Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public
Jazz -l5.1' r''T ONCE No 1912 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-22

The Standard Rotary Shuttle ia tho
lishteet running saving machine sver
offered to the public; ace advertisement
OF Edward J.. Rose & Co. aj llisl Es ID y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-22

Rcnsar DAnS'EY, the cotoret night
Waterman ut the Mcclure, 10 mourning the
loss Of pocketbook containing about $2s.
He could identify the came and Is anxious